Yes, I do. Our company offers a discount on them and sponsors several physical activity competitions for it's employees (ie 10,000 steps a day).

I got one and have started to use it, but am not all that proficient with it. It's interesting to see how many steps a day I take without realizing it.

You clip it onto a pocket and it stays secure all day. Register online and it will read your daily information into the website and you can see a number of statistics on your daily activity.

It's really quite cool!

I have the fitbit flex. It is worn like a watch. It is fun to see how much I walk each day. I bought it for the sleep function but I've found that it is not accurate for sleep.

Let me know if anyone wants to trade their extra small strap for my extra large one!!!!

I got a fitbit one free through a work program in February and we bought one for my husband at the same time. We have both used them every day since. He already put in a lot of steps (13,000 - 18,000) a day at work, and has increased steps outside of work. I was putting in an amazingly small number of steps before fitbit, as I work at a desk in my home office, so could end a work day with

I also have one. I have the ultra and clip it on my bra.
I do not use for sleep tracking.
I wear it every day and try to get at least 7,000 steps
I find the stair counter on mine to be fairly accurate. I try to walk 30 flights on my lunch break. It may be off 1 or 2, but it seems consistent.
If I was buying today I would get the force. I *believe (I have to go check now) it syncs wirelessly. I would love to have that feature as it pairs with My Fitness Pal to track both diet and exercise.
Wearing on my bra makes it inconvenient to check and sync. (lol!)

Salgal, my fitbit one syncs wirelessly also. It is not a wristband but a clip on, but what I have done (because I didn't find it handy clipped on my bra either) was to clip it on a sturdy chain (one that I have a medic alert tag on) around my neck. The chain is about 20-22 inches long and it works perfectly. Sometimes I don't even remember to take it off at night, but if I do, then all I need to do in the morning is slip it over my head again!

Several in my water aerobics class wears one.

Salgal, my fitbit one syncs wirelessly also. It is not a wristband but a clip on, but what I have done (because I didn't find it handy clipped on my bra either) was to clip it on a sturdy chain (one that I have a medic alert tag on) around my neck. The chain is about 20-22 inches long and it works perfectly. Sometimes I don't even remember to take it off at night, but if I do, then all I need to do in the morning is slip it over my head again!

HMM my older DD and all of her running pals have them, my grandson has one also~~~they love it. I have some Amazon bucks I need to spend and wonder if maybe I should invest in one! I am turning into a hermit and a lazy a**~~~maybe it would motivate me to get out and about and rack up some steps or would it go on the wayside as my MP3 player I could never figure out. I only use my Ipod nano for music can not figure out anything else on it???

I have decided that I need more walking in my life...tis device sounds like what I need.

I had the clip on one when it first came out, until I dropped it in the toilet. It did spur me on to increase my already active life. I think a cheap pedometer would do the same. Mind synched wirelessly and then they sent you emails about goals and awards you would receive for increased activity. But if you want to save 100.00, just get a 5.00 pedometer, just my opinion.

Right after I posted the above, I went to check my email and found this article. Note the comment re: a cheap pedometer.

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